CURE: C - Create memory palaces U - Use your memory palaces R - Rack 'em (dynamic, striking, & familiar visualizations) E - Explain it to your brain (practice M.P.s in different spaces and order. It gets brain more familiar)
@@aliveli7564 You can reuse them if you wish, but I normally don't recommend that. Here are some principles to follow that might help, though: ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
I have watched 3 of your videos, I normally try and find all the free information on a subject I can. 22 years ago I fell 25 feet, forgot an entire day of my life. Damaged the short term memory portion of my brain. The last 4 years I have been dealing with a spinal cord injury that I am taking meds for that effect my memory even worse. I have spent the last 3 days researching memory and I am impressed with your methods. Thank you for the videos you have put out there. I’m going to watch as many of them as I can. I am also planning on buying your program. It all makes so much sense and your teaching method is so clear.
Thanks for your note and sharing some of your story. I saw your email and responded - we look forward to having you as part of our community. Let deeper and more rewarding memory training adventures begin! :-)
2 years ago I subscribed to seemingly yet another youtube channel...it ended up transforming my life. Can't thank you enough for your amazing work anthony👑
I'm so glad these videos have had such a positive effect on you. Thanks for letting me know and would love to learn more. What are you learning and memorizing at the moment?
I am new to these memory techniques. I didn't know a whole another world existed there without me knowing. Right now, I am reading a lot of books, watching your videos and applying the techniques to learn phone numbers, for exam purposes(I am a medical student) and all. I am amazed about how supportive you are in these videos. Thank you sir for your kind service
I just realised I've been using memory palace for a very long time without actually knowing it real lol. Its actually efficient, I never missed a single detail in history syllabus.
That's great to hear, Nur. And so great to make your acquaintance. Questions for you: When did you start using a Memory Palace? Are you using just one Memory Palace? The Magnetic Memory Method really kicks in when you use them in multiples. Thanks again for taking a moment to post and I look forward to your next one and having you as part of our community! :)
Anthony Metivier since i was 13 but fully take advantage of it when i was 16. By that time its multiple palaces, but at some point it kinda went tumbling down. So rn im starting building it again
I just discovered your channel very recently and I find it incredible. As for me, I'm French and I'm a student in my first year of medicine, and I have trouble memorizing my lessons down to the smallest details, that's why I turned to mental palaces and I'm currently trying to create my first one. All this to ask you if the exercises you propose here are only for people who have already created palaces, and if you have any advice to give me. Thank you very much for your help and kindness you bring through these vids.
Thanks so much for your post! You can definitely get started with these exercises with just one Memory Palace. But everything is going to be a lot better and easier and faster if you set a short amount of time aside to create multiple Memory Palaces and start using them consistently. As for advice, I strongly suggest you invest in learning the foundations and apply them consistently. It's common sense to be consistent based on foundational learning, but as we know, common sense is not so common. Does this way of looking at things help you out?
Salut ! As-tu réussi à te créer un palais de mémoire depuis ton commentaire du coup? On est presque dans une situation similaire du coup je voudrai bien en savoir un peu plus sur ton expérience :)
I don’t draw my memory palaces, but I do type down where microstations are at in my palaces. I keep a journal of all memory palaces by typing it all out in a paragraph format and then rehearse all of them every weekend. One thing I do recommend is to use anki to keep track of every single memory palace to ask yourself what do you think about for this certain place
Thanks for this, Vunami. I previously used Excel files to do something similar. I have a VERY old video about that here: ua-cam.com/video/UMPMuOyfke4/v-deo.html I stopped because I started to notice the effects of Digital Amnesia, a.k.a. Digital Dementia / The Google Effect. I noticed that drawing Memory Palaces gets way better results each and every time. This effect may be partially generational, however. Your idea to get Anki into the mix could be powerful for some people. But as a general rule of thumb, it's important to try a few different ways and try those ways a few times again in the future. Always go back to the well in order to keep improving. Thanks as ever for your comment and look forward to the next one! :)
Glad this helped you out and thanks for posting. Was there anything in particular you found useful? Anything else you'd like to see on the channel in the future?
Would you make a video where you make a mind map and turn it into a magnetic memory palace or some stuff like that. I'm always find gems in the videos. I appreciate.
Today I started building a "memory Palace ". I have remembered around 20 specific places of my home I can number instantly and think of in my mind. This was the first step I guess. I can remember like 20 words easily ish now. Please give me further advice and guidance on what to do so I can remember even important points of chapters of my syllabus(my final exams are coming)!!!
Thanks for your update on your progress. Congrats on taking action! My main advice is to master the memory fundamentals first and foremost. More specifically, study this new video on How to Memorize A Textbook: ua-cam.com/video/eIQRiqQFKQY/v-deo.html Hope it helps and look forward to your comments over there. Keep going! :-)
Amazing! Thank you! I am learning to set times, time attack train, stack new info with older info (older the better), this helps me understand the memory palace better. I am starting a habit to train 1% of my day every day with this stuff, at a minimum.( 14 min 24 seconds) I have bought journals for tracking. I am reluctant to track with numbers like you suggest but if that is apart of best practices than so be it. I am going to Master this. I have so much I want to learn!
Glad this helped you out and thanks for taking a moment to let me know. You can nail this and feel free to go ahead without tracking. If you're not getting results, come back to this technique. Most top performers track their results, but not necessarily all of them. :)
This helps to add what i know from people like Kevin Horsely, Ron White, Jonathan Levi, Etc. I do track some of my progress in my head and keep mental journals as well starting the physical ones. I have been getting results which is why i wanna get better at the memory palace. It seems to be a foundation for these best practice memory techniques along with memory stacking. ( pairing new information with an old memory.) I am memorizing peoples birthdays, names, streets, liscense plates, decks of cards, basically practicing anywhere and anyway i can. I wanna get faster and accelerate my minds ability to learn. I also started a workout routine.
Great notes. The problem with tracking your results in your mind is that is time and energy that could be devoted to memorizing the information that improves your life. There's no shame in keeping a journal so you can track your progress. Imagine an artist who never kept a sketchbook to improve their drawing over time? They would never get anywhere by trying to remember what they drew over the past few months. Again, there's no law that says you have to keep one, only a very logical track record in many disciplines that tracking works to great even more success at a much faster level. For more info, please see: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/freedom-journal/
Anthony Metivier Thanks for the follow ups and encouragement. In all honesty i am not sure how to go about tracking my results and progress. Just the habits themselves. I have not come across materials that breaks that down as of yet. I know how i could track my progress on my card memorizing but not sure about the other stuff.
Thanks Anthony for the encouragement and the links. I'll start tracking my progress in steps, goals, and percentages. And so daily comparisons of weekly ones. Reflecting on the suggestion and all I have seen so far it is one of the foundational ways to accelerate this process. Looking forward to going through your memory kit by the way!
Great video man! Is there a difference between a mind palace and a mind route...? I’ve seen lots of different videos about how to make make one and idk which I should use...
Great that you're getting started and great question. The terminology issue is the reason I made video one of the "Mind Palace" playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R_mzDp76DZH5n5mG-ni72LC.html If you enjoy that, you might also enjoy a live stream replay I have about not overthinking these techniques. Reach out if you can't find the link. Thanks kindly for your interest and talk soon! :-)
Firstly, thank you for the interesting and informative video. Secondly, I have a question about the memory palace. Let's say I have to remember several words for a test- I put them in my memory palace. After the test I don't need these words anymore but I have to remember another thing, for example a phone number. Can I use the same 'room' in my palace as before? Or for remembering one time things (like for a test) I should use a different technic and leave the palace method only for important/permanent pieces of information?
Can you help me how to remember this chart? (different countries different currencys ) Afghanistan Argentina Iceland India Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Iraq China Colombia
afghani peso króna rupee bolivian real lev dinar yuan peso
Croatia Czech Republic Egypt Israel Japan Korea Madagascar Mexico Mongolia Nigeria
kuna koruna pound shekel yen won ariary peso tögrög naira
Norway Poland Russia Sweden Switzerland Thailand Turkey Ukraine Vietnam Venezuela
krone zloty ruble krona franc baht lira hryvnia dong bolívar
EURO DOLLAR Austria Australia Belgium Canada Cyprus New Zealand France Singapore Finland what technic should I use Edit: I know its kinda weird to ask this but the way you explained the mind palace in the video was truly great
For this, I would suggest a well-formed Memory Palace, Magnetic Imagery that uses all the Magnetic Modes and perhaps one of the advanced arrangement tools within your Memory Palace.
Definitely useful for school in a few ways: remembering more, better focus and concentration, mental stamina. I hope you'll join our community by subscribing and look forward to your next post.
Thanks for your note, Cherik. Usually people who make observations like yours haven't spent enough time on the channel or completed my free course in its entirety - a course that helps people all around the world. Plus, marketing and memory training have always gone together. I suggest you do your research and complete my free course in its entirety before posting again. Thanks. :-)
What sort of information should we put in our mind palaces? There are many different things, e.g. people's names, school content, passwords, lists etc. Also, while our memory stations are visualised(e.g. a wardrobe), should our information/data also be visualised or can I simply assign it by thinking in my head something like "wardrobe = [data]"? Thank you.
Great question, Ryan. I suggest that you go through this presentation for the fullest possible answer - or the ability to answer it for yourself, because no one can tell you but yourself: ua-cam.com/video/MFz31HpVkj0/v-deo.html About visualization, there is no "should" about it because you need to learn how to encode with more than just visuals. I suggest learning all 8 of the Magnetic Modes to ensure that you're operating at full power.
As I went through the video I came up with another fun way to organize this acronym just for the sake of creating words xD Create Use Rehearse mentally (as he explain, spaced repetition) Exercise (meaning practice, grocery lists, words, dates, and so on)
i just learned about this technique few months ago..and also watched couples of videos on how to use it , BUT i have one question in mind it is that , for using MEMORY PALACE we are often told to use furniture of our house or of any known location, so what to do when u have more information than furniture . how to increase mind palace in size? or is it possible to draw our own mind palace in sheets of papers, like different palaces for different bunch of information? also can we use pictures like real photograph of any location to build a palace ? i know those are lots of questions in ONE , but believe me this is freaking me out. waiting for your reply.
Great questions, Aditya. I compliment you for thinking them through. When you create and continue growing your Memory Palace Network, you should never run out of places. Plus, you'll learn the Principle of Compounding, which lets you maximize your use of each Magnetic Station. In some cases, it's possible (and wise) to re-use Memory Palaces. I don't suggest increasing Memory Palace sizes, and have discussed why at length here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-renovate-a-memory-palace/ Yes, Memory Palaces are usually best when drawn on paper. That's how we build our networks quickly. You can use a photograph, but I suggest working from memory alone. This will strengthen your memory.
It's great, I follow You! I have just a question and hope you can answer to me.. If I create locations for all the letters in alphabet, should I cross particular locations (for example there is a school and my home) as they were in one, closed building? Or is it better to get out of a home and then walk to a school and enter it?
Great question, Ziomeq. Each person will develop their own mnemonic style with their Memory Palace work. Many of use won't spent mental energy on mentally walking at all. It's really not necessary for traveling between Magnetic Stations and their Memory Palaces. Thanks for checking this video out and look forward to your next comment! :)
The Loci Methode so far is working awesome! I still need to get the places organized so i can walk through it easily, I don't know if i picked a bad path for me to walk through the house? AND I have tried to remember 9 things in a room because my apt is small, will it still work okay? Anybody know why we're doing only 5 if it will cause problems that i need to fix now? Before I have to redo my work please let me know. THANK YOU.
By the way if you want to know the U.S. Presidents I find this method to be really easy to use for that so far, I've only started using this technique but already can see a LOT of potential with this already. I don't know how yet but thinking of putting bible verses in this but i don't know how well that will work yet, has anyone tried or have suggestions for verses or other information that i could use this for like periodic table maybe?
Yes, this is great for memorizing the presidents. I have a tutorial you can try for this goal here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-memorize-the-presidents/ Enjoy! :-)
Can u store like 40 different orders from periodic table to list of american presidents in the same memory palace? Or only 1 or 2 at a time? And, does the memory last forever or does it fade after some time not using it.
You can, but it depends on your level of skill. Thanks for the question and please look out for an email reply as well. As for memories lasting forever, no one seemingly lives forever, so the answer is probably no. But if we have specific memories we want to keep for specific periods of time, there are ways to get them to stay. Specificity always helps and is in fact key to accomplishing the goals with a high rate of success. Hope this helps! :-)
If you have to memorize the Memory Palace, it is not a Memory Palace. Please consider taking the free course on my site to avoid all these issues and streamline the process so it takes just a minute to create and start using well-formed MPs.
It’s not that easy to make memory palaces for EVERYTHING. For example, i study essay-based subjects which consist of A LOT of content and long sentences and statistics and it’s so difficult to convert the content into images and then I end up wasting too much time thinking about how to structure my memory palaces instead of actually revising.
Thanks for your comment. It sounds like you haven't trained in an optimal way. You shouldn't need to "convert" content into images or waste time on structuring Memory Palaces. I'm sure that you're aware that any skill can be improved and this is one of them. People should get discouraged from devoting themselves to mastering it at their own risk.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM so can you help me please? How do you suggest I do it? And I thought the whole point of memory palaces was to use images so am I not supposed to convert words into images?
No conversion is needed. It's association that we do in a granular way based on how words or built. If you haven't completed the free course on my site there. If you have completed it and are still confused, try completing it again or consider getting more training.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM ok but I need to develop a lot, Sir. Present I'm Practicing Binary numbers for National memory championship. Mainly I need to learn a lot of things and store them and receive the information whenever I need it
Great, Rohit. James Gerwing went through the MMM is now the Canadian Memory Champion. I'm not sure that this training will help you in the same way, but chances are that it will. Enjoy! :-)
Really helpful but what if I use the palace again. Does it replace the old memory or how does that work. I think it’s hard to memorize vocabulary words because you can’t associate or use the object again
This is a common concern, Ibrahim, but not one grounded in the reality of anyone using memory techniques at an intermediate level. Here's a full explanation of how to get past this concern quickly: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/beginners-guide-to-overcoming-the-ugly-sister-effect/ Feel free to post on that page if you have any further questions. :)
What do you mean exactly with use the memory palace? As in actually focusing on being in this area and imagining actually doing activities in this mind palace or how exactly do you mean this?
Thanks for asking about this, Adam. Here's a video with some Memory Palace examples that gives you some options to practice: ua-cam.com/video/rWd1KaWFBm0/v-deo.html Does that video help clear things up for you? :-)
Thanks for mentioning concepts, Surya. This technique works great for that and here's an older video from my collection to help you with that: ua-cam.com/video/PUC5N9QORhM/v-deo.html Look forward to your comments and questions on that video. If you think it needs an update or something isn't clear, please let me know! :)
My biggest issue is my visualizations feel too abstract, its hard to focus on these things. They always dissappear as fast as they were conjured. Anything I can do besides practicing more?
Yes, here’s a bunch of critically important tweaks that should remove your issues: ua-cam.com/video/1BMVeGVUIOk/v-deo.html Please let me know if they help you out. 🙏
Quick question: I'm currently in school and I got a lot of stuff to memorize, so what am I supposed to do when my memory palace is full? Can I just „rewrite“ information, or should I come up with a new palace?
Thanks for this. The Magnetic Memory Method involves multiple Memory Palaces and although reusing Memory Palaces is an option, it tends to be an intermediate level skill. Also, when you're using the MMM well, Memory Palaces never get "full" in the traditional sense of the word. If you take the free course (link in the description) you'll see why. Happy Memory Palace creating! :)
Firstly we can make list of 500 objects .. firstly we can start from our room and the same object repeats in next room so how can we make memorable? Wouldn't it be confusing?
@@nabinkiranadhikari7139 It's only confusing if you're not using the techniques correctly and for the proper outcome. Dive in, get started and you'll soon see how easy it is to organize the information without confusion. Just make sure that your Memory Palaces are properly constructed.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM So far i have tried the classic memory palace method that everybody talk about, i want to try you method of drawing it instead but haven't till now, thanks for asking, i had no issues i think that i have to train train and train as you said 😀 I have one question if you can... do you have any suggestion if i want to implement it with let's say learn programming languages?
Great that you're down with the "training" message. It's important. For programming you want: 1. A full Memory Palace Network 2. At least one alphabet list 3. The Major System or equivalent 4. A symbol list 5. Knowledge of how to use Recall Rehearsal Most people who focus can develop all these systems within a weekend. Then it's just practice with the information you want to learn after that. Does this help you out? :-)
Thanks for your question. There are a few reasons, actually. I cover them in depth here: ua-cam.com/video/L8vw6fLisL4/v-deo.html I hope you find it helpful. :-)
Great question, Kosta. For aphantasiacs, please see this material: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/aphantasia/ I'm confident there are multiple solutions, and this "condition" is a rather strange invention in a world that seems to want to medicalize everything. I can't imagine why this situation should be a problem. Your thoughts?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yes, but I do have a question. I'm really bad at visualization, whenever I close my eyes I can only see black even tho I'm trying to imagine the picture. It's like it's in my head and I can think of the way it looks etc but I can't see it. What can I do?
Thanks for mentioning this. Give this discussion a view: ua-cam.com/video/y0Z88TSKejw/v-deo.html You can improve visualization, but you can also use memory techniques without it.
The only limitation is lack of strategy. But if you study and practice the Memory Place technique, learning all that you need from large books will be fun and easy.
Thanks for this question. All "okay" questions have only one answer: Try your idea. If it works, try to determine what made it work. Then do more of that and seek to improve it. If it doesn't work, try to find out why. Try again under different circumstances, or leave for better techniques and explore again later if it seems reasonable to do so. Please let me know if you have further questions. :)
Yes, you would do well to give that a try. If it doesn't work, come back to the Magnetic Memory Method training for the most complete approach to memorizing information at speed. You might also want this tool on your side too: ua-cam.com/video/SaM2jC-1Gmc/v-deo.html Thanks for your post and look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Thanks for this, Michael. It seems to me that the only way you can reach something like "unlimited" room is through having multiple Memory Palaces. No one will ever live long enough to use every building in the world, so it would be very hard for them to tap out all the available space. I encourage people to set more distinct goals and not worry about things that aren't mentally conceivable. Memory techniques rely on the ability to conceive, and for that reason we need to focus on the space that we have *so that* we can use of it as an act of conception. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for the quick reply! I suspected as much about what you said about having more mind palaces. I like to work with familar locations, but other than my home, I don't have many of those. So do you have resources to point me to that talk about inventing new mind palaces? What you daid about conception was very clarifying! as was your other reply. Thanks!
Thanks for your follow-up. Yes, I have some material on Virtual Memory Palaces here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-enhance-your-memory-with-virtual-memory-palaces/ But if you're serious about this technique, I recommend you start getting out more. There are some people who do well with imaginary MPs, but they're pretty rare. Here's another conversation about them: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/idriz-zogaj-memory-training-apps/ Thanks again and talk soon! :-)
Okay Imagine a room for example a computer studies classroom if you are studying for a test and put info in that room like normal then imagine a ladder in that room and you go up that ladder into the same exact room but with a different piece of info and thats how I give myself unlimited rooms
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thank you so much for your reply. I’m 52 and thinking of finishing my law degree which I started in my 20’s. You know it’s a challenging course and more challenging work. For the first time I found your channel which is his sent. I’m also in hindu non duality and meditation which helps with concentration. Thanks you so much for all your free content. Do any of your courses help with studying in particular? Blessings
Thanks for letting me know about your personal context and goal. I do have a full program called the Magnetic Memory Method Masterclass. It is all about using memory techniques for studying a variety of topics and many law students have completed it. Please let me know if you have further questions and I'll get back to you a.s.a.p.
Thanks for the feedback, Neal, and very sorry if this video let you down. If you continue watching my videos, you'll discover the 4 Learning Types. I do my best to balance things for all four types, but it's not always possible in every video. Knowledge of these types is very powerful, so I hope I'll have the opportunity to let you know about them in the future. Thanks again for letting me know your thoughts and let me know this: What topic would you like to see covered next and what would you consider "straight to the point"? If you have an example, I'll watch it and see if I can match.
Anthony Metivier He’s just someone who thinks this takes 2 minutes of explanation and is easy like that and he can use it forever. Don’t mind him, he simply doesn’t understand the work and patience you have to put into this. Thanks for the tips man I really enjoyed watching this and it helped me get better at accessing my memory palace and made it easier for me to remember longer words and bigger items with more meaning. ❤️ keep it up!
Thanks for taking a moment to chime in on this and lend suppport, Quinny. That is much appreciated. It is definitely one of those problems that is in individual people, but also part of a growing online issue. I was reflecting on this in today's forum entry in response to SpikeyGuy: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/forum/forum/main-forum/21-forum-updates-and-memory-improvement-news I'm so glad that this video has helped you with your Memory Palace activities and made things easier. That is fantastic and I appreciate your support of these initiatives very much as they help me continue helping you. And what Neal likely doesn't know is that even his comments in UA-cam's eyes ultimately help the channel because it's showing that someone cared enough to leave a comment. So that is good in its own way, even if as you so correctly point out, there is no way to "go straight to the point." It's not only impossible in this field of knowledge (and most others), but also deeply undesirable. Memory training is a life long thing. I hope to be involved in it for life and so thank you again for helping make this happen through your engagement with this video and others. Before I go: Anything you'd like to see in a future video on the channel? :)
Anthony Metivier here’s a video idea. What about the fear of having a poor working memory, I’d like to test how bad it is somehow. I heard you can’t improve working memory, other then maybe with nutrition. Sometimes as I’m reading, I’m thinking to myself, god, I wonder how damaged my working memory is and if I’m forgetting everything I read. When I pause to think about and review what I just read, my mind often feels a little blank.
Thanks for this suggestion, @@junktube4000 . On the topic of general fear with memory, I think you'll find this video useful: ua-cam.com/video/D_JJcF1ZVo4/v-deo.html In terms of ideas like "long term memory," "short term memory" and "working memory," all of these are comprehensively improved by memory training. They are just scientific terms and it's important not to get hung up on them. It's also important not to focus on the problem or the feeling that one has a problem. Memory training is the solution. Memorize and recall something meaningful every day for 90 days and you'll be amazed by how much better your memory is. :)
So my question that I have, is it more efficient to do a first person point of view or A third person point of view, bcs I constantly switch between the two, if not. How do I break this habit?
Great question - here are some examples to try: ua-cam.com/video/rWd1KaWFBm0/v-deo.html In terms of breaking the habit, please let me know if this video answers the question. If not, let me know more about how you're practicing and with what kind of information over on that video's discussion area. Looking forward!
Hi, can someone help me understand a thing about memory palace? Everytime i want to learn something new i should use a memory palace, right? But does this memory palace contains all of the things i want to learn, or just an argument at a time? For example, if i'm studying science e music, should i use 2 different memory palace or should i try to remember first only science and then music with the same memory palace?
I would personally use distinct Memory Palaces. But if you want to reuse them, please go through this guide first: ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html Does it help you out?
Thanks for your question, Manik. I suggest that you: 1) Create a Memory Palace Network 2) Learn how to create powerful associations, then work on keyword memorization and some verbatim memorization (where needed) 3) Understand Recall Rehearsal 4) Apply the techniques to taking tests 5) Use the MMM to help by being fully engaged and involved in at least the free course and the material on my blog, podcast and UA-cam Hope this helps and thanks again for posting.
Anthony Metivier sir i would like to see video explaining how you remembered the sequence of number by connecting words and making story of it..though i have become able to make words from 0 to 99.i am feeling difficult to connect them..and i can't immediately remember words relative to specific number instantly..how can i improve it sir?
That's great news. My question then is: What's the difference between this skill and storing the "vocabulary" of your images for numbers? In other words, if you have this skill already, why do you think you're stuck?
Hlw anthony metiver sir i read in bacler 4th year .. ia m bbs student.. how to put information in memory palace .. there is also formula how i can put formula ..plz told me sir i am waiting for ur ans sir .. plz help me sir
Thanks for asking about this. What kind of formulas are you talking about? Please post a specific example. How many Memory Palaces have you created so far?
Thanks for your question. The whole point is to train your brain so that you don't need Memory Palace software. To use software is weakening the skill you want to grow. That said, I'm developing something that I think will work. Stay tuned for news. :)
My pleasure. If you're interested in more on this important topic of getting off of apps and authentically training your memory, please see this article on Digital Amnesia: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/digital-amnesia/
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I think I will. I have use for this in learning everything science for the venus project. You can look at the venus project here: thevenusproject.com
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM solving the worlds obvious problems like climate change, hunger, homelessness, unemployment problems, etc... Those sort of things for now anyway. You can join in as well whether its through donations or volunteer work. I created an online club to continue informing people of it and research.
Uhh........I don't understand 1 thing.......... How am I supposed to visit rooms in my memory palace?........I can't imagine walking in my memory palace.
Thanks for your question about this - great goal! The best way to help is for you to take the free course on my site in full and start with a well-formed Memory Palace Network you've created for The Tempest. Compliments on choosing such a fascinating memory project. Why do you want to memorize this play in particular?
Maybe this comment is quiet very late. But I think that what matches me is urer or rure. No creating because I made a mind palace that I can't over populate. And R stands for resting. Because it took too much effort to figure out how to make it run but it runned after I felt exhausted and hopeless lol
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM that's what I noticed too!! In the beginning I was slow and need for repetition in different days to store data in my mind for long term memory and now I am much faster and no need for repetition. I also noticed that the main index for advancement was I find hacks to use mind palace better so I think I better focus on them
Excellent. The more we work with Memory Palaces, the more that we will develop meta observations that improve our practice. Enjoy this journey and I look forward to your next post!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes true. But hope you don't wait alot for my next post because I had burnout now and I need some rest from mind palaces 😂😂😂😂 but at least in this meta observation the solution to not need for repetition in different times is repetition in one time. It is similar to rote memorization but it is not because it requires thinking. I just pick 4 items in 4 stages each time and put them in my short term memory and repeat them over and over again without looking to the list before getting towards next 4 items but I repeat them in different orders. Like ABCD ABDC ACBD ACDB and so on So I need to regenerate that list in different orders over and over again and I also memorized the algorithm of sorting 4 items instead of the list of all the possible orders of 4 items Like Axxx - Bxxx - Cxxx - Dxxx and for the 2nd item I put the remaining options in order like ABxx - ACxx - ADxx BAxx - BCxx - BDxx CAxx - CBxx - CDxx DAxx - DBxx - DCxx And then double each of previous options to make the remaining combinations which becomes something like ABCD - ABDC or like DABC - DACB. What you think about storing data in my long term memory with no need for revision in this manner doctor?
Give it a try, keeping in mind that forming memories without revising them is impossible. We memorize precisely so that we might repeat, and repetition is revision.
Anthony I have one more question. I have something about 100 loci. I have 10 days to remember medium-length text. These are two Corinthians from Bible. Let's say it's about 30 pages. Am I able to do that? How many loci will I need? One loci per one verset? I think that it's not a problem to create even something about 300 locations until tomorrow, but the question is: should I experiment with memorizing like that or better not, as I have only 10 days? I'm totally surprised, because the method of loci really works for me, to remember words, lists and even texts, but I do not have experience in that yet?
It's great to hear that this kind of memory technique is working for you, Ziomeq! I don't deal with the Method of Loci, however. Magnetic Stations in the Magnetic Memory Method are somewhat different and utilize other tools such as Bridging Figures. Depending on what you mean by "300 locations," this should be doable. In general, however, I suggest that people dig their wells with the Magnetic Memory Method before they get thirsty. That way you don't have to experiment at the last minute. But since you are dealing with a last minute situation, you have the option of using what you already know and experimenting or booking a strategy session to get some guidance. In general, however, it sounds like you're on the right path. If you need help, send me an email for details and the exact text you're memorizing. 10 days is likely more than enough, but I can't be certain without knowing more about your project and your current level of skill. Thanks for asking and have fun with this. You have an amazing adventure ahead of you with these techniques! :)
Thanks for asking about this, Rolando. Visit www.magneticmemorymethod.com and scroll to the bottom for product options. You'll see the Masterclass there. Let me know if you have further questions and talk soon.
For that, you'll want to develop your Major System for use in the Memory Palaces. There are other systems out there too if you don't like the Major. You'll also want an alphabet list and a symbol list. The sooner you create them, the sooner you can memorize formulas. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM there was no confusion but it did took me a couple of tries to memorize some more complicated coded letters. I did 10 letters at a time and made sure I knew them. That helped a lot. I am sure with practice it will come more natural.
Have you, like me, noticed that the information that is deposited in our mind, once well established, seems to create the space it occupies, a bit like matter dictates to space how to bend. I see a parallel between information and mental space versus matter and space-time. A bit as if the universe were like a gigantic memory palace. If so, it is therefore infinite. So Bruno was right. Have a good day!
Each mass plot contains information, spin, charge, mass, atomic weight, melting point, pH, velocity, pressure, volume, density, etc. So we can technically say that the mass contains a lot of information. Information is contained in space, it is indistinguishable from mass, mass dictates its form to space. Mass is contained in space. The information must be contained in a medium. So the universe is a memory. The loci method works wonderfully since it establishes benchmarks in our minds, all independent of each other. Just like what's going on in the universe. Time and space are calculated according to a reference system specific to each moving system and none is privileged. A memory palace establishes a referential in a space which does not occupy volume, the mind. I swear I'm not crazy I'm a normall guy with weird hobby. sorry for the bad english.
Interesting thoughts. There may well be a parallel here, though I'm not sure I would go so far as anthropomorphizing the universe in this way. The entire notion of "having" anything is far too limiting a concept, even amongst us humans.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks for the reply! Information about matter must be extract, the same way that every piece of information must be decoded to have an effect in reality. For exemple, a DVD. The movie engrave in the disc, have no effect whatsoever in reality unless it is decode by the right decoder, the DVD player in this case. A molecule of DNA means nothing without the incredible molecular machine wich decode it. The same principle apply to a specific hormone wich creates an effect only in the right receptor. Information must be decode or extracted to create something when we talk about matter. Humans can extract that information, put it in order, spot the mathematical logic behind it and discover new way of not only distinguish patterns but create new ones. I don't thinks this capability is strickly a human thing. ( btw i'm so sorry for the poor english, i have some difficulties explaining what i want to say, damn you Quebec! :)
Your English comes through very well! It's entirely possible that meaning and memory may belong to other things. But the time to believe that is when we have irrefutable evidence. Thus far, what we actually have is humans who use language to explain parallels and analogies between things. But the fact that a DVD helps us store and retrieve information is neither entirely like or particularly the same as what human memory does. DVDs and DNA do not appear to have procedural, prospective, figural, episodic, autobiographical or any other level of memory that humans do. Thus, I would humbly submit that we not anthropomorphosize digital storage, biological storage or anything else. It might make us feel clever and even good, but it's not well-evidenced and amounts to little more than using a trick of language, rather than removing language from the equation to help us attempt to see what is "really" going on. I place "really" in quotes because that notion is appearing consciousness that is either nested in memory, or the product of consciousness itself. Either way, Bruno was much more like Wittgenstein than Plato, and I'm confident he would have urged us to avoid reifying human language and its need to make analogies unless we have harder evidence to warrant doing so.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM You're right. Analogies are not a consistent proof of anything. But there seems to be some very.strong analogy.in nature. Proteins,.wich can take infinite forms with only 20 (22) amino acids. The analogy with the human phonetic alphabet is, well, beautiful per say. But.is there really something like an analogy wich can be treated as a proof? Because those analogies have all tbe same common theme wich is grosso modo the capacity to create infinite things with a finite number of thing. Wich is at the base of our language. To put it straight i would say : don't you think that if there is intelligent life out there they may thinks and speak a little bit like us, human? Because "l'homme est la mesure de l'homme", we.will always be locked in some sort of a priori about reality? Thanks a lot for you reply!
Yes, that is a technique that can be effective. It's not without its challenges, though. Here's The Definitive Guide to Re-Using A Memory Palace for more thoughts: ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html I hope it gives you some relevant feedback and would love to know what you think over in the discussion area of that video. Thanks for posting and talk soon! :-)
does getting better at doing this eventually give you a personal "3d virtual reality" in your imagination like the one Nikola Tesla claims he used to design his inventions? edit: good lord what is this channel
It's possible that you'll experience an outcome like this, but none of us knows exactly what Tesla's imagination was like. And he clearly used more than his imagination as part of the invention process, so it's important to think critically about our ideas about other people while focusing on being the best possible version of ourselves.
This is really nothing like what they show in Sherlock I mean he remembers everything but doesn't do a ridiculous way of imagining pics for words like it's so childish. Pls do some real thing
Sherlock Holmes doesn't exist. Therefore, he doesn't do anything real. Please view this demonstration with discussion for the "real deal": ua-cam.com/video/CgNQ9bU-nEg/v-deo.html Thanks for posting and look forward to hearing from you again soon on this channel. :-)
Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback, Trevor. Any questions related to memory? How many minutes would be exactly perfect for your needs? Thanks and we'll see if we can tailor-make that approach and stick with the values of meaningful education in a field that takes time to explain. :)
Best reply ever .Thank you . I just feel there was too much back story for mind palaces , and the diagrams although they show the concept accurately I feel explanation of the mind palace concept should be made shorter , maybe tailored into a short exercise to give the would be mind palace students time to practise without having to listen to a in depth explanation .This is to tailor to all styles of learning …. Einstein said if you cannot explain it simply you do not understand it well enough .
CURE:
C - Create memory palaces
U - Use your memory palaces
R - Rack 'em (dynamic, striking, & familiar visualizations)
E - Explain it to your brain (practice M.P.s in different spaces and order. It gets brain more familiar)
Thanks for the summary. We appreciate the help, especially when people add timestamps too. ✍️
Are we going to use the same memory palace route for each lesson?
@@aliveli7564 You can reuse them if you wish, but I normally don't recommend that. Here are some principles to follow that might help, though:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
I have watched 3 of your videos, I normally try and find all the free information on a subject I can. 22 years ago I fell 25 feet, forgot an entire day of my life. Damaged the short term memory portion of my brain. The last 4 years I have been dealing with a spinal cord injury that I am taking meds for that effect my memory even worse. I have spent the last 3 days researching memory and I am impressed with your methods. Thank you for the videos you have put out there. I’m going to watch as many of them as I can. I am also planning on buying your program. It all makes so much sense and your teaching method is so clear.
Thanks for your note and sharing some of your story. I saw your email and responded - we look forward to having you as part of our community. Let deeper and more rewarding memory training adventures begin! :-)
Sir, u r so kind and responding and addressing almost every Question. U r simply matchless. Love from Pakistan.
Thanks, brother! I appreciate you! :-)
2 years ago I subscribed to seemingly yet another youtube channel...it ended up transforming my life. Can't thank you enough for your amazing work anthony👑
I'm so glad these videos have had such a positive effect on you. Thanks for letting me know and would love to learn more.
What are you learning and memorizing at the moment?
I didn’t even know people could be so amazing as to spend so much time on a master class for FREE??? I’m so exited to get started 😁 THANK YOU!
Enjoy the journey! 😎
I am new to these memory techniques. I didn't know a whole another world existed there without me knowing. Right now, I am reading a lot of books, watching your videos and applying the techniques to learn phone numbers, for exam purposes(I am a medical student) and all. I am amazed about how supportive you are in these videos. Thank you sir for your kind service
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after creating memory palaces how to apply them for learning
Place the information in space through alphabetical association.
I just realised I've been using memory palace for a very long time without actually knowing it real lol. Its actually efficient, I never missed a single detail in history syllabus.
That's great to hear, Nur. And so great to make your acquaintance.
Questions for you:
When did you start using a Memory Palace?
Are you using just one Memory Palace? The Magnetic Memory Method really kicks in when you use them in multiples.
Thanks again for taking a moment to post and I look forward to your next one and having you as part of our community! :)
Anthony Metivier since i was 13 but fully take advantage of it when i was 16. By that time its multiple palaces, but at some point it kinda went tumbling down. So rn im starting building it again
Glad that you're back to using this amazing technique, Nur. Have fun and let me know if you have any questions as you go. :)
Can you explain in detail how you personally used this technique?
Sure thing. Here's a demo with some discussion:
ua-cam.com/video/CgNQ9bU-nEg/v-deo.html
I have a horrible memorize. I will practice these tips.
Thank you so much for your videos !
You're so welcome!
What kinds of info do you want to remember better?
I just discovered your channel very recently and I find it incredible. As for me, I'm French and I'm a student in my first year of medicine, and I have trouble memorizing my lessons down to the smallest details, that's why I turned to mental palaces and I'm currently trying to create my first one. All this to ask you if the exercises you propose here are only for people who have already created palaces, and if you have any advice to give me. Thank you very much for your help and kindness you bring through these vids.
Thanks so much for your post!
You can definitely get started with these exercises with just one Memory Palace. But everything is going to be a lot better and easier and faster if you set a short amount of time aside to create multiple Memory Palaces and start using them consistently.
As for advice, I strongly suggest you invest in learning the foundations and apply them consistently. It's common sense to be consistent based on foundational learning, but as we know, common sense is not so common.
Does this way of looking at things help you out?
Yes thanks a lot !
Salut ! As-tu réussi à te créer un palais de mémoire depuis ton commentaire du coup? On est presque dans une situation similaire du coup je voudrai bien en savoir un peu plus sur ton expérience :)
that for learning and tracking progress, you are 100% right
I don’t draw my memory palaces, but I do type down where microstations are at in my palaces. I keep a journal of all memory palaces by typing it all out in a paragraph format and then rehearse all of them every weekend. One thing I do recommend is to use anki to keep track of every single memory palace to ask yourself what do you think about for this certain place
Thanks for this, Vunami.
I previously used Excel files to do something similar. I have a VERY old video about that here:
ua-cam.com/video/UMPMuOyfke4/v-deo.html
I stopped because I started to notice the effects of Digital Amnesia, a.k.a. Digital Dementia / The Google Effect. I noticed that drawing Memory Palaces gets way better results each and every time.
This effect may be partially generational, however. Your idea to get Anki into the mix could be powerful for some people. But as a general rule of thumb, it's important to try a few different ways and try those ways a few times again in the future. Always go back to the well in order to keep improving.
Thanks as ever for your comment and look forward to the next one! :)
Hey great video dude...getting quite interested in the subject and u really helped me out. Cheers mate
Glad this helped you out and thanks for posting. Was there anything in particular you found useful? Anything else you'd like to see on the channel in the future?
Would you make a video where you make a mind map and turn it into a magnetic memory palace or some stuff like that.
I'm always find gems in the videos. I appreciate.
That is covered in the Magnetic Memory Method Masterclass. 🙏
Today I started building a "memory Palace ". I have remembered around 20 specific places of my home I can number instantly and think of in my mind. This was the first step I guess. I can remember like 20 words easily ish now. Please give me further advice and guidance on what to do so I can remember even important points of chapters of my syllabus(my final exams are coming)!!!
Thanks for your update on your progress. Congrats on taking action!
My main advice is to master the memory fundamentals first and foremost.
More specifically, study this new video on How to Memorize A Textbook:
ua-cam.com/video/eIQRiqQFKQY/v-deo.html
Hope it helps and look forward to your comments over there. Keep going! :-)
Amazing! Thank you! I am learning to set times, time attack train, stack new info with older info (older the better), this helps me understand the memory palace better. I am starting a habit to train 1% of my day every day with this stuff, at a minimum.( 14 min 24 seconds) I have bought journals for tracking. I am reluctant to track with numbers like you suggest but if that is apart of best practices than so be it.
I am going to Master this. I have so much I want to learn!
Glad this helped you out and thanks for taking a moment to let me know. You can nail this and feel free to go ahead without tracking. If you're not getting results, come back to this technique. Most top performers track their results, but not necessarily all of them. :)
This helps to add what i know from people like Kevin Horsely, Ron White, Jonathan Levi, Etc. I do track some of my progress in my head and keep mental journals as well starting the physical ones. I have been getting results which is why i wanna get better at the memory palace. It seems to be a foundation for these best practice memory techniques along with memory stacking. ( pairing new information with an old memory.) I am memorizing peoples birthdays, names, streets, liscense plates, decks of cards, basically practicing anywhere and anyway i can. I wanna get faster and accelerate my minds ability to learn. I also started a workout routine.
Great notes.
The problem with tracking your results in your mind is that is time and energy that could be devoted to memorizing the information that improves your life.
There's no shame in keeping a journal so you can track your progress. Imagine an artist who never kept a sketchbook to improve their drawing over time? They would never get anywhere by trying to remember what they drew over the past few months.
Again, there's no law that says you have to keep one, only a very logical track record in many disciplines that tracking works to great even more success at a much faster level. For more info, please see:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/freedom-journal/
Anthony Metivier Thanks for the follow ups and encouragement. In all honesty i am not sure how to go about tracking my results and progress. Just the habits themselves. I have not come across materials that breaks that down as of yet. I know how i could track my progress on my card memorizing but not sure about the other stuff.
Thanks Anthony for the encouragement and the links. I'll start tracking my progress in steps, goals, and percentages. And so daily comparisons of weekly ones. Reflecting on the suggestion and all I have seen so far it is one of the foundational ways to accelerate this process. Looking forward to going through your memory kit by the way!
Great video man! Is there a difference between a mind palace and a mind route...? I’ve seen lots of different videos about how to make make one and idk which I should use...
Great that you're getting started and great question. The terminology issue is the reason I made video one of the "Mind Palace" playlist:
ua-cam.com/play/PLkZ2FGJhR5R_mzDp76DZH5n5mG-ni72LC.html
If you enjoy that, you might also enjoy a live stream replay I have about not overthinking these techniques. Reach out if you can't find the link.
Thanks kindly for your interest and talk soon! :-)
Firstly, thank you for the interesting and informative video. Secondly, I have a question about the memory palace. Let's say I have to remember several words for a test- I put them in my memory palace. After the test I don't need these words anymore but I have to remember another thing, for example a phone number. Can I use the same 'room' in my palace as before? Or for remembering one time things (like for a test) I should use a different technic and leave the palace method only for important/permanent pieces of information?
Thanks for your question. Here’s a detailed training on reusing MPs:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
Thank you!
My pleasure! :-)
Thank you so much this is helping me a lot for my test week coming up❤️
That's great to hear - thanks for letting us know.
What's your test on? :-)
GOD BLESS YOU! 🙏
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Can you help me how to remember this chart? (different countries different currencys )
Afghanistan Argentina Iceland India Bolivia Brazil Bulgaria Iraq China Colombia
afghani peso króna rupee bolivian real lev dinar yuan peso
Croatia Czech Republic Egypt Israel Japan Korea Madagascar Mexico Mongolia Nigeria
kuna koruna pound shekel yen won ariary peso tögrög naira
Norway Poland Russia Sweden Switzerland Thailand Turkey Ukraine Vietnam Venezuela
krone zloty ruble krona franc baht lira hryvnia dong bolívar
EURO DOLLAR
Austria Australia
Belgium Canada
Cyprus New Zealand
France Singapore
Finland
what technic should I use
Edit: I know its kinda weird to ask this but the way you explained the mind palace in the video was truly great
For this, I would suggest a well-formed Memory Palace, Magnetic Imagery that uses all the Magnetic Modes and perhaps one of the advanced arrangement tools within your Memory Palace.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thank you for your answer and for your early response. I'll try the technique you told me and I hope I can do it. Thanks again👍
Fantastic. You can do it!
Is this useful for school?
I might try this
Definitely useful for school in a few ways: remembering more, better focus and concentration, mental stamina.
I hope you'll join our community by subscribing and look forward to your next post.
Best teaching on the subject. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! How has your memory training been going lately?
People need help here with real memory training.. not marketing shots.. thank you
Thanks for your note, Cherik. Usually people who make observations like yours haven't spent enough time on the channel or completed my free course in its entirety - a course that helps people all around the world. Plus, marketing and memory training have always gone together. I suggest you do your research and complete my free course in its entirety before posting again. Thanks. :-)
What sort of information should we put in our mind palaces? There are many different things, e.g. people's names, school content, passwords, lists etc. Also, while our memory stations are visualised(e.g. a wardrobe), should our information/data also be visualised or can I simply assign it by thinking in my head something like "wardrobe = [data]"? Thank you.
Great question, Ryan.
I suggest that you go through this presentation for the fullest possible answer - or the ability to answer it for yourself, because no one can tell you but yourself:
ua-cam.com/video/MFz31HpVkj0/v-deo.html
About visualization, there is no "should" about it because you need to learn how to encode with more than just visuals. I suggest learning all 8 of the Magnetic Modes to ensure that you're operating at full power.
As I went through the video I came up with another fun way to organize this acronym just for the sake of creating words xD
Create
Use
Rehearse mentally (as he explain, spaced repetition)
Exercise (meaning practice, grocery lists, words, dates, and so on)
Nice!
I'm homeschooling my children this year, 10 and 6 years old. Is there a way to use memory place for Spelling and multiplication?
Yes, you can readily use the Memory Palace techniques for these outcomes. Please learn them yourself so you can teach your kids from experience.
i just learned about this technique few months ago..and also watched couples of videos on how to use it , BUT i have one question in mind it is that , for using MEMORY PALACE we are often told to use furniture of our house or of any known location, so what to do when u have more information than furniture . how to increase mind palace in size? or is it possible to draw our own mind palace in sheets of papers, like different palaces for different bunch of information? also can we use pictures like real photograph of any location to build a palace ?
i know those are lots of questions in ONE , but believe me this is freaking me out.
waiting for your reply.
Great questions, Aditya. I compliment you for thinking them through.
When you create and continue growing your Memory Palace Network, you should never run out of places. Plus, you'll learn the Principle of Compounding, which lets you maximize your use of each Magnetic Station. In some cases, it's possible (and wise) to re-use Memory Palaces.
I don't suggest increasing Memory Palace sizes, and have discussed why at length here:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-renovate-a-memory-palace/
Yes, Memory Palaces are usually best when drawn on paper. That's how we build our networks quickly.
You can use a photograph, but I suggest working from memory alone. This will strengthen your memory.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks a lot man that really helps
My pleasure. Let me know if you have any further questions. Hope to see you on a future live stream soon! :)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM sure
Great!
It's great, I follow You!
I have just a question and hope you can answer to me..
If I create locations for all the letters in alphabet, should I cross particular locations (for example there is a school and my home) as they were in one, closed building? Or is it better to get out of a home and then walk to a school and enter it?
Great question, Ziomeq.
Each person will develop their own mnemonic style with their Memory Palace work. Many of use won't spent mental energy on mentally walking at all. It's really not necessary for traveling between Magnetic Stations and their Memory Palaces.
Thanks for checking this video out and look forward to your next comment! :)
How to memorize English vocabulary with memory palace? I am still learning English and French. Thanks for your help
Thanks for asking about memorizing vocabulary. Please see this full tutorial:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-memorize-vocabulary/
The Loci Methode so far is working awesome! I still need to get the places organized so i can walk through it easily, I don't know if i picked a bad path for me to walk through the house? AND I have tried to remember 9 things in a room because my apt is small, will it still work okay? Anybody know why we're doing only 5 if it will cause problems that i need to fix now? Before I have to redo my work please let me know. THANK YOU.
By the way if you want to know the U.S. Presidents I find this method to be really easy to use for that so far, I've only started using this technique but already can see a LOT of potential with this already. I don't know how yet but thinking of putting bible verses in this but i don't know how well that will work yet, has anyone tried or have suggestions for verses or other information that i could use this for like periodic table maybe?
I suggest you create more Memory Palaces, Wes. That's probably going to do you more good than constantly trying to correct one that's already in play.
Yes, this is great for memorizing the presidents. I have a tutorial you can try for this goal here:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-memorize-the-presidents/
Enjoy! :-)
Can u store like 40 different orders from periodic table to list of american presidents in the same memory palace? Or only 1 or 2 at a time?
And, does the memory last forever or does it fade after some time not using it.
You can, but it depends on your level of skill. Thanks for the question and please look out for an email reply as well.
As for memories lasting forever, no one seemingly lives forever, so the answer is probably no. But if we have specific memories we want to keep for specific periods of time, there are ways to get them to stay. Specificity always helps and is in fact key to accomplishing the goals with a high rate of success. Hope this helps! :-)
Looking forwards!
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How to remember the locations in your palace? I mean in a room you may have several spots
If you have to memorize the Memory Palace, it is not a Memory Palace. Please consider taking the free course on my site to avoid all these issues and streamline the process so it takes just a minute to create and start using well-formed MPs.
It’s not that easy to make memory palaces for EVERYTHING. For example, i study essay-based subjects which consist of A LOT of content and long sentences and statistics and it’s so difficult to convert the content into images and then I end up wasting too much time thinking about how to structure my memory palaces instead of actually revising.
Thanks for your comment. It sounds like you haven't trained in an optimal way. You shouldn't need to "convert" content into images or waste time on structuring Memory Palaces.
I'm sure that you're aware that any skill can be improved and this is one of them. People should get discouraged from devoting themselves to mastering it at their own risk.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM so can you help me please? How do you suggest I do it? And I thought the whole point of memory palaces was to use images so am I not supposed to convert words into images?
No conversion is needed. It's association that we do in a granular way based on how words or built.
If you haven't completed the free course on my site there. If you have completed it and are still confused, try completing it again or consider getting more training.
Thanks for this Valuable information, Sir.
All The Very Best for your Future, Stay Blessing and Enjoy your Life Happily.
My pleasure. Thanks for your comment.
How are things going with your memory training lately?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM ok but I need to develop a lot, Sir. Present I'm Practicing Binary numbers for National memory championship.
Mainly I need to learn a lot of things and store them and receive the information whenever I need it
Great, Rohit. James Gerwing went through the MMM is now the Canadian Memory Champion. I'm not sure that this training will help you in the same way, but chances are that it will. Enjoy! :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you, Sir.
My pleasure.
Anything else I can do to help?
Can u plz tell what a person has to do to build memory castleand sharpen brain if he is just beginning?
Thanks for asking about this.
Have you followed the steps in this video?
At 8:36 you have a flying bullet still in the shell casing. Shot out of a slingshot?
Yes, and then Goliath spit it back out. ;)
Really helpful but what if I use the palace again. Does it replace the old memory or how does that work. I think it’s hard to memorize vocabulary words because you can’t associate or use the object again
This is a common concern, Ibrahim, but not one grounded in the reality of anyone using memory techniques at an intermediate level. Here's a full explanation of how to get past this concern quickly:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/beginners-guide-to-overcoming-the-ugly-sister-effect/
Feel free to post on that page if you have any further questions. :)
Thank you very much!!!
My pleasure! Which of these exercises appealed to you the most? :)
Are we going to use the same memory palace route for each lesson? Or should we create a different location for each lesson?
You can, but I don’t recommend reusing Memory Palaces for most purposes. Please see:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
I will try
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What do you mean exactly with use the memory palace? As in actually focusing on being in this area and imagining actually doing activities in this mind palace or how exactly do you mean this?
Thanks for asking about this, Adam.
Here's a video with some Memory Palace examples that gives you some options to practice:
ua-cam.com/video/rWd1KaWFBm0/v-deo.html
Does that video help clear things up for you? :-)
Excellent brother, thanks for sharing
Glad you could check it out, Surya. Which of these exercises appealed to you the most?
Anthony Metivier I have just seen it, I'll definitely try, can we use this method to memorize not only just words..to memorize concepts.....
Thanks for mentioning concepts, Surya. This technique works great for that and here's an older video from my collection to help you with that:
ua-cam.com/video/PUC5N9QORhM/v-deo.html
Look forward to your comments and questions on that video. If you think it needs an update or something isn't clear, please let me know! :)
My biggest issue is my visualizations feel too abstract, its hard to focus on these things. They always dissappear as fast as they were conjured. Anything I can do besides practicing more?
Yes, here’s a bunch of critically important tweaks that should remove your issues:
ua-cam.com/video/1BMVeGVUIOk/v-deo.html
Please let me know if they help you out. 🙏
Quick question: I'm currently in school and I got a lot of stuff to memorize, so what am I supposed to do when my memory palace is full? Can I just „rewrite“ information, or should I come up with a new palace?
Thanks for this.
The Magnetic Memory Method involves multiple Memory Palaces and although reusing Memory Palaces is an option, it tends to be an intermediate level skill.
Also, when you're using the MMM well, Memory Palaces never get "full" in the traditional sense of the word. If you take the free course (link in the description) you'll see why.
Happy Memory Palace creating! :)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for your answer.
My pleasure. Please dive in and post further questions, understanding that action is always the best answer. :)
Firstly we can make list of 500 objects .. firstly we can start from our room and the same object repeats in next room so how can we make memorable? Wouldn't it be confusing?
@@nabinkiranadhikari7139 It's only confusing if you're not using the techniques correctly and for the proper outcome.
Dive in, get started and you'll soon see how easy it is to organize the information without confusion. Just make sure that your Memory Palaces are properly constructed.
Thanks Anthony really love this content!
That's great - thanks for letting me know!
What are you learning at the moment? :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I'm trying to implement the memory palace at the moment
Great!
What steps are you following?
Any issues you're having so far?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM So far i have tried the classic memory palace method that everybody talk about, i want to try you method of drawing it instead but haven't till now, thanks for asking, i had no issues i think that i have to train train and train as you said 😀
I have one question if you can... do you have any suggestion if i want to implement it with let's say learn programming languages?
Great that you're down with the "training" message. It's important.
For programming you want:
1. A full Memory Palace Network
2. At least one alphabet list
3. The Major System or equivalent
4. A symbol list
5. Knowledge of how to use Recall Rehearsal
Most people who focus can develop all these systems within a weekend. Then it's just practice with the information you want to learn after that.
Does this help you out? :-)
Is there a reason as to why I should create so many mind palaces?
Thanks for your question.
There are a few reasons, actually. I cover them in depth here:
ua-cam.com/video/L8vw6fLisL4/v-deo.html
I hope you find it helpful. :-)
What about aphantasiacs or those who can see blured pictures for a split seconds, are do can we utilize those techniques?
Great question, Kosta. For aphantasiacs, please see this material: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/aphantasia/
I'm confident there are multiple solutions, and this "condition" is a rather strange invention in a world that seems to want to medicalize everything. I can't imagine why this situation should be a problem. Your thoughts?
Thx
My pleasure.
Do you have any particular learning goals you're using the Memory Palace technique for?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Yes, but I do have a question. I'm really bad at visualization, whenever I close my eyes I can only see black even tho I'm trying to imagine the picture. It's like it's in my head and I can think of the way it looks etc but I can't see it. What can I do?
Thanks for mentioning this.
Give this discussion a view:
ua-cam.com/video/y0Z88TSKejw/v-deo.html
You can improve visualization, but you can also use memory techniques without it.
I'm a subscriber. ☺
Great. Thanks for being part of the MMM Mission! 😎
How do you remember tones of notes
I would suggest using the Memory Palace technique.
What is limitations of memory palace i mean i got books 📚 to learn cn i learn those hundreds of chapters with it or its just for small things
The only limitation is lack of strategy. But if you study and practice the Memory Place technique, learning all that you need from large books will be fun and easy.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM will work on it for sure
Great!
thank you so much
🙏
Is it ok if my memory palace is actually things in my room that I have remember and not rooms of a house ( like the ones showed in the maps) ??
Thanks for this question.
All "okay" questions have only one answer:
Try your idea.
If it works, try to determine what made it work. Then do more of that and seek to improve it.
If it doesn't work, try to find out why. Try again under different circumstances, or leave for better techniques and explore again later if it seems reasonable to do so.
Please let me know if you have further questions. :)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM ohhh thanks a ton.
My pleasure!
How will I memorize books or words by using the mind palace.
Great question, Biaka. Full tutorial here: www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-memorize-a-textbook/
Thank you so much,I will thank you again when I crack some exams!😂
Awesome - look forward to that!
Can i use same memory palace to memorize all lists or create different palaces for each lists??
Yes, you would do well to give that a try.
If it doesn't work, come back to the Magnetic Memory Method training for the most complete approach to memorizing information at speed.
You might also want this tool on your side too:
ua-cam.com/video/SaM2jC-1Gmc/v-deo.html
Thanks for your post and look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Hey does anyone know where I can find information on building a mind palace with unlimited room, or something to achieve the same effect?
Thanks for this, Michael.
It seems to me that the only way you can reach something like "unlimited" room is through having multiple Memory Palaces. No one will ever live long enough to use every building in the world, so it would be very hard for them to tap out all the available space.
I encourage people to set more distinct goals and not worry about things that aren't mentally conceivable. Memory techniques rely on the ability to conceive, and for that reason we need to focus on the space that we have *so that* we can use of it as an act of conception. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for the quick reply! I suspected as much about what you said about having more mind palaces. I like to work with familar locations, but other than my home, I don't have many of those. So do you have resources to point me to that talk about inventing new mind palaces?
What you daid about conception was very clarifying! as was your other reply. Thanks!
Thanks for your follow-up.
Yes, I have some material on Virtual Memory Palaces here:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-enhance-your-memory-with-virtual-memory-palaces/
But if you're serious about this technique, I recommend you start getting out more.
There are some people who do well with imaginary MPs, but they're pretty rare. Here's another conversation about them:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/idriz-zogaj-memory-training-apps/
Thanks again and talk soon! :-)
Okay Imagine a room for example a computer studies classroom if you are studying for a test and put info in that room like normal then imagine a ladder in that room and you go up that ladder into the same exact room but with a different piece of info and thats how I give myself unlimited rooms
@@brantayor7296 that's an interesting thought
Can you use your house as a palace? You already know all the structure and items in it.
More often than not, that’s exactly what I do. 🙏
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thank you so much for your reply. I’m 52 and thinking of finishing my law degree which I started in my 20’s. You know it’s a challenging course and more challenging work. For the first time I found your channel which is his sent. I’m also in hindu non duality and meditation which helps with concentration. Thanks you so much for all your free content. Do any of your courses help with studying in particular? Blessings
Thanks for letting me know about your personal context and goal.
I do have a full program called the Magnetic Memory Method Masterclass. It is all about using memory techniques for studying a variety of topics and many law students have completed it.
Please let me know if you have further questions and I'll get back to you a.s.a.p.
Next time go straight to the point...
Thanks for the feedback, Neal, and very sorry if this video let you down.
If you continue watching my videos, you'll discover the 4 Learning Types. I do my best to balance things for all four types, but it's not always possible in every video.
Knowledge of these types is very powerful, so I hope I'll have the opportunity to let you know about them in the future.
Thanks again for letting me know your thoughts and let me know this:
What topic would you like to see covered next and what would you consider "straight to the point"?
If you have an example, I'll watch it and see if I can match.
Anthony Metivier He’s just someone who thinks this takes 2 minutes of explanation and is easy like that and he can use it forever. Don’t mind him, he simply doesn’t understand the work and patience you have to put into this. Thanks for the tips man I really enjoyed watching this and it helped me get better at accessing my memory palace and made it easier for me to remember longer words and bigger items with more meaning. ❤️ keep it up!
Thanks for taking a moment to chime in on this and lend suppport, Quinny. That is much appreciated.
It is definitely one of those problems that is in individual people, but also part of a growing online issue. I was reflecting on this in today's forum entry in response to SpikeyGuy:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/forum/forum/main-forum/21-forum-updates-and-memory-improvement-news
I'm so glad that this video has helped you with your Memory Palace activities and made things easier. That is fantastic and I appreciate your support of these initiatives very much as they help me continue helping you.
And what Neal likely doesn't know is that even his comments in UA-cam's eyes ultimately help the channel because it's showing that someone cared enough to leave a comment. So that is good in its own way, even if as you so correctly point out, there is no way to "go straight to the point." It's not only impossible in this field of knowledge (and most others), but also deeply undesirable. Memory training is a life long thing. I hope to be involved in it for life and so thank you again for helping make this happen through your engagement with this video and others.
Before I go:
Anything you'd like to see in a future video on the channel? :)
Anthony Metivier here’s a video idea. What about the fear of having a poor working memory, I’d like to test how bad it is somehow. I heard you can’t improve working memory, other then maybe with nutrition. Sometimes as I’m reading, I’m thinking to myself, god, I wonder how damaged my working memory is and if I’m forgetting everything I read. When I pause to think about and review what I just read, my mind often feels a little blank.
Thanks for this suggestion, @@junktube4000 .
On the topic of general fear with memory, I think you'll find this video useful:
ua-cam.com/video/D_JJcF1ZVo4/v-deo.html
In terms of ideas like "long term memory," "short term memory" and "working memory," all of these are comprehensively improved by memory training. They are just scientific terms and it's important not to get hung up on them.
It's also important not to focus on the problem or the feeling that one has a problem. Memory training is the solution. Memorize and recall something meaningful every day for 90 days and you'll be amazed by how much better your memory is. :)
So my question that I have, is it more efficient to do a first person point of view or A third person point of view, bcs I constantly switch between the two, if not. How do I break this habit?
Great question - here are some examples to try:
ua-cam.com/video/rWd1KaWFBm0/v-deo.html
In terms of breaking the habit, please let me know if this video answers the question. If not, let me know more about how you're practicing and with what kind of information over on that video's discussion area. Looking forward!
Excellent!
Thanks, Dr. Cheeks! :)
Hi, can someone help me understand a thing about memory palace? Everytime i want to learn something new i should use a memory palace, right? But does this memory palace contains all of the things i want to learn, or just an argument at a time? For example, if i'm studying science e music, should i use 2 different memory palace or should i try to remember first only science and then music with the same memory palace?
I would personally use distinct Memory Palaces. But if you want to reuse them, please go through this guide first:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
Does it help you out?
Thanks
My pleasure!
Anything further I can do to help you out?
How to create and used it in long answer questions
Thanks for your question, Manik.
I suggest that you:
1) Create a Memory Palace Network
2) Learn how to create powerful associations, then work on keyword memorization and some verbatim memorization (where needed)
3) Understand Recall Rehearsal
4) Apply the techniques to taking tests
5) Use the MMM to help by being fully engaged and involved in at least the free course and the material on my blog, podcast and UA-cam
Hope this helps and thanks again for posting.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM he asked how to make a Memory Palace and you answer with "Make something you don't know how to make"
Do we need to use same palace for different concepts?
You can, but don't need to do so. Please see this guide to reusing Memory Palaces:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
Bro I'm so lost I'm scared for my life and school. How am I gonna learn to drive if I don't know the rules? 😞 I'm sad
Learn memory techniques. Memorize the rules. It’s fun and easy. 🚀
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM thanks for the advice
Pay attention to who ever drives you around ask questions....
@@damianmlamb thanks I'll do that
Thank you my teacher..❤️
My pleasure. Thanks for checking it out.
What would you like to see next on the channel?
Anthony Metivier sir i would like to see video explaining how you remembered the sequence of number by connecting words and making story of it..though i have become able to make words from 0 to 99.i am feeling difficult to connect them..and i can't immediately remember words relative to specific number instantly..how can i improve it sir?
Thanks for this, Sunil.
It sounds like you would benefit from having a solid Memory Palace Network. Have you created one?
Anthony Metivier yeah.i have created 5 memory place where i can store more than 200 vocabulary.
That's great news.
My question then is:
What's the difference between this skill and storing the "vocabulary" of your images for numbers?
In other words, if you have this skill already, why do you think you're stuck?
Hlw anthony metiver sir i read in bacler 4th year .. ia m bbs student.. how to put information in memory palace .. there is also formula how i can put formula ..plz told me sir i am waiting for ur ans sir .. plz help me sir
Thanks for asking about this.
What kind of formulas are you talking about? Please post a specific example.
How many Memory Palaces have you created so far?
Does anyone know a good software for this method?
Thanks for your question.
The whole point is to train your brain so that you don't need Memory Palace software. To use software is weakening the skill you want to grow.
That said, I'm developing something that I think will work. Stay tuned for news. :)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thank you for your response :)
My pleasure.
If you're interested in more on this important topic of getting off of apps and authentically training your memory, please see this article on Digital Amnesia:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/digital-amnesia/
I am studying for the Bar Exam in Ga. and I need your help
It's always an honor to help out law students, Woodrow.
What can I do to be of assistance?
I work with autistic people. Do you have experience with memory palace and autistic people?
I'm very sorry, I do not.
Have you considered learning the techniques for yourself?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I recieved the improvement kit to check if its working for them
Great! Please keep us posted on your progress.
Are you going to learn the techniques yourself?
Seems like the kind of thing I need.
Dive in! :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM I think I will. I have use for this in learning everything science for the venus project. You can look at the venus project here: thevenusproject.com
Looks exciting. What draws you to this initiative in particular?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM solving the worlds obvious problems like climate change, hunger, homelessness, unemployment problems, etc...
Those sort of things for now anyway. You can join in as well whether its through donations or volunteer work. I created an online club to continue informing people of it and research.
That's very interesting.
What tools does this initiative have to fend off the human hubris that is inevitable in such initiatives?
Uhh........I don't understand 1 thing.......... How am I supposed to visit rooms in my memory palace?........I can't imagine walking in my memory palace.
Back when I couldn't imagine them, I drew them out.
I want to remember the tempest by Shakespeare but I am not able to effectively remember it with the memory palace . Can you please help me
Thanks for your question about this - great goal!
The best way to help is for you to take the free course on my site in full and start with a well-formed Memory Palace Network you've created for The Tempest.
Compliments on choosing such a fascinating memory project. Why do you want to memorize this play in particular?
It is the prescribed book for my class 12 studies
Maybe this comment is quiet very late. But I think that what matches me is urer or rure.
No creating because I made a mind palace that I can't over populate. And R stands for resting. Because it took too much effort to figure out how to make it run but it runned after I felt exhausted and hopeless lol
Keep going. Your mind will become stronger with practice.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM that's what I noticed too!! In the beginning I was slow and need for repetition in different days to store data in my mind for long term memory and now I am much faster and no need for repetition. I also noticed that the main index for advancement was I find hacks to use mind palace better so I think I better focus on them
Excellent. The more we work with Memory Palaces, the more that we will develop meta observations that improve our practice.
Enjoy this journey and I look forward to your next post!
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM yes true. But hope you don't wait alot for my next post because I had burnout now and I need some rest from mind palaces 😂😂😂😂 but at least in this meta observation the solution to not need for repetition in different times is repetition in one time. It is similar to rote memorization but it is not because it requires thinking. I just pick 4 items in 4 stages each time and put them in my short term memory and repeat them over and over again without looking to the list before getting towards next 4 items but I repeat them in different orders. Like ABCD ABDC ACBD ACDB and so on So I need to regenerate that list in different orders over and over again and I also memorized the algorithm of sorting 4 items instead of the list of all the possible orders of 4 items Like
Axxx - Bxxx - Cxxx - Dxxx and for the 2nd item I put the remaining options in order like
ABxx - ACxx - ADxx
BAxx - BCxx - BDxx
CAxx - CBxx - CDxx
DAxx - DBxx - DCxx
And then double each of previous options to make the remaining combinations which becomes something like ABCD - ABDC or like DABC - DACB.
What you think about storing data in my long term memory with no need for revision in this manner doctor?
Give it a try, keeping in mind that forming memories without revising them is impossible. We memorize precisely so that we might repeat, and repetition is revision.
Anthony I have one more question. I have something about 100 loci. I have 10 days to remember medium-length text. These are two Corinthians from Bible. Let's say it's about 30 pages. Am I able to do that? How many loci will I need? One loci per one verset?
I think that it's not a problem to create even something about 300 locations until tomorrow, but the question is: should I experiment with memorizing like that or better not, as I have only 10 days?
I'm totally surprised, because the method of loci really works for me, to remember words, lists and even texts, but I do not have experience in that yet?
It's great to hear that this kind of memory technique is working for you, Ziomeq!
I don't deal with the Method of Loci, however. Magnetic Stations in the Magnetic Memory Method are somewhat different and utilize other tools such as Bridging Figures.
Depending on what you mean by "300 locations," this should be doable. In general, however, I suggest that people dig their wells with the Magnetic Memory Method before they get thirsty. That way you don't have to experiment at the last minute.
But since you are dealing with a last minute situation, you have the option of using what you already know and experimenting or booking a strategy session to get some guidance.
In general, however, it sounds like you're on the right path. If you need help, send me an email for details and the exact text you're memorizing. 10 days is likely more than enough, but I can't be certain without knowing more about your project and your current level of skill.
Thanks for asking and have fun with this. You have an amazing adventure ahead of you with these techniques! :)
i want became a world memory champion . how i do ?
Great goal!
Listen to these for the answers:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/nelson/
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/alex-mullen
Enjoy!
How can I remember something that I read on a book.
Thanks for this question.
Please see:
www.magneticmemorymethod.com/how-to-memorize-a-textbook/
Thank you
Mind maps
Awesome
Thanks for checking it out! :)
Masterclass how do i.apply or get it?
Thanks for asking about this, Rolando.
Visit www.magneticmemorymethod.com and scroll to the bottom for product options. You'll see the Masterclass there.
Let me know if you have further questions and talk soon.
I am really interested
That's great. Let me know if you have any questions about the process. :-)
how are you supposed to remember like a math equation?
For that, you'll want to develop your Major System for use in the Memory Palaces. There are other systems out there too if you don't like the Major.
You'll also want an alphabet list and a symbol list. The sooner you create them, the sooner you can memorize formulas. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM what is a major syatem?
Can I memorize morse code with 10 objects by using them twice or trice ?
That should be possible. Give it a try and please let us know how it goes for you. :-)
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM it was my first time trying to use my palace but it went pretty well. I thought I might get confused but that wasnt the case
Great! What do you think accounts for your immediate success and lack of confusion?
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM there was no confusion but it did took me a couple of tries to memorize some more complicated coded letters. I did 10 letters at a time and made sure I knew them. That helped a lot. I am sure with practice it will come more natural.
Yes, practice makes it more natural.
Do you have long term and short term learning goals?
Have you, like me, noticed that the information that is deposited in our mind, once well established, seems to create the space it occupies, a bit like matter dictates to space how to bend. I see a parallel between information and mental space versus matter and space-time. A bit as if the universe were like a gigantic memory palace. If so, it is therefore infinite. So Bruno was right. Have a good day!
Each mass plot contains information, spin, charge, mass, atomic weight, melting point, pH, velocity, pressure, volume, density, etc. So we can technically say that the mass contains a lot of information. Information is contained in space, it is indistinguishable from mass, mass dictates its form to space. Mass is contained in space. The information must be contained in a medium. So the universe is a memory. The loci method works wonderfully since it establishes benchmarks in our minds, all independent of each other. Just like what's going on in the universe. Time and space are calculated according to a reference system specific to each moving system and none is privileged. A memory palace establishes a referential in a space which does not occupy volume, the mind. I swear I'm not crazy I'm a normall guy with weird hobby. sorry for the bad english.
Interesting thoughts.
There may well be a parallel here, though I'm not sure I would go so far as anthropomorphizing the universe in this way. The entire notion of "having" anything is far too limiting a concept, even amongst us humans.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM Thanks for the reply! Information about matter must be extract, the same way that every piece of information must be decoded to have an effect in reality. For exemple, a DVD. The movie engrave in the disc, have no effect whatsoever in reality unless it is decode by the right decoder, the DVD player in this case. A molecule of DNA means nothing without the incredible molecular machine wich decode it. The same principle apply to a specific hormone wich creates an effect only in the right receptor. Information must be decode or extracted to create something when we talk about matter. Humans can extract that information, put it in order, spot the mathematical logic behind it and discover new way of not only distinguish patterns but create new ones. I don't thinks this capability is strickly a human thing. ( btw i'm so sorry for the poor english, i have some difficulties explaining what i want to say, damn you Quebec! :)
Your English comes through very well!
It's entirely possible that meaning and memory may belong to other things. But the time to believe that is when we have irrefutable evidence.
Thus far, what we actually have is humans who use language to explain parallels and analogies between things. But the fact that a DVD helps us store and retrieve information is neither entirely like or particularly the same as what human memory does. DVDs and DNA do not appear to have procedural, prospective, figural, episodic, autobiographical or any other level of memory that humans do.
Thus, I would humbly submit that we not anthropomorphosize digital storage, biological storage or anything else. It might make us feel clever and even good, but it's not well-evidenced and amounts to little more than using a trick of language, rather than removing language from the equation to help us attempt to see what is "really" going on.
I place "really" in quotes because that notion is appearing consciousness that is either nested in memory, or the product of consciousness itself.
Either way, Bruno was much more like Wittgenstein than Plato, and I'm confident he would have urged us to avoid reifying human language and its need to make analogies unless we have harder evidence to warrant doing so.
@@AnthonyMetivierMMM You're right. Analogies are not a consistent proof of anything. But there seems to be some very.strong analogy.in nature. Proteins,.wich can take infinite forms with only 20 (22) amino acids. The analogy with the human phonetic alphabet is, well, beautiful per say. But.is there really something like an analogy wich can be treated as a proof? Because those analogies have all tbe same common theme wich is grosso modo the capacity to create infinite things with a finite number of thing. Wich is at the base of our language. To put it straight i would say : don't you think that if there is intelligent life out there they may thinks and speak a little bit like us, human? Because "l'homme est la mesure de l'homme", we.will always be locked in some sort of a priori about reality? Thanks a lot for you reply!
If we need to learn no. Of things how could we use memory palace used once in diffrent situation
Thanks for the comment, Utkarsh. What are some of the different things you need to learn?
What about reusing palaces but with texture changes? Like making the walls made out of stacked wet Salmon?
Yes, that is a technique that can be effective. It's not without its challenges, though. Here's The Definitive Guide to Re-Using A Memory Palace for more thoughts:
ua-cam.com/video/Umt-innA-u8/v-deo.html
I hope it gives you some relevant feedback and would love to know what you think over in the discussion area of that video.
Thanks for posting and talk soon! :-)
Photoreading vs mind palace ???
Photoreading isn't real. The Memory Palace technique is.
does getting better at doing this eventually give you a personal "3d virtual reality" in your imagination like the one Nikola Tesla claims he used to design his inventions?
edit: good lord what is this channel
It's possible that you'll experience an outcome like this, but none of us knows exactly what Tesla's imagination was like. And he clearly used more than his imagination as part of the invention process, so it's important to think critically about our ideas about other people while focusing on being the best possible version of ourselves.
What thinks I want to store in mind palace. If l want be detective
Great question. I talk about this on Observe's channel here:
ua-cam.com/video/jGvmbUpvzVo/v-deo.html
Does it help answer your question?
This is really nothing like what they show in Sherlock I mean he remembers everything but doesn't do a ridiculous way of imagining pics for words like it's so childish. Pls do some real thing
Sherlock Holmes doesn't exist. Therefore, he doesn't do anything real.
Please view this demonstration with discussion for the "real deal":
ua-cam.com/video/CgNQ9bU-nEg/v-deo.html
Thanks for posting and look forward to hearing from you again soon on this channel. :-)
Actually he does in hound in the Baskerville episode
@@YousufNub In witch part?
WHY DO YOU SOUND LIKE MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY? I CAN'T UNHEAR IT!!!
If only I could sound like such a cool actor! 🙏
mate you go on to much
Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback, Trevor. Any questions related to memory? How many minutes would be exactly perfect for your needs?
Thanks and we'll see if we can tailor-make that approach and stick with the values of meaningful education in a field that takes time to explain. :)
Best reply ever .Thank you . I just feel there was too much back story for mind palaces , and the diagrams although they show the concept accurately I feel explanation of the mind palace concept should be made shorter , maybe tailored into a short exercise to give the would be mind palace students time to practise without having to listen to a in depth explanation .This is to tailor to all styles of learning …. Einstein said if you cannot explain it simply you do not understand it well enough .
Great feedback.
Do you know the source of that Einstein quote? Have you read it in context?